The Morning Show with Devon Peacock

On today’s edition of The Morning Show Podcast, city council committees move ahead with plans for a new emergency training centre and a major housing development, despite public opposition. LHSC supervisor David Musyj has committed to staying in London long-term to help the hospital navigate its financial and legal challenges. Our Thursday Panel discusses tariffs, the future of the London Transit Commission, and the difficulty in attracting people to public boards and commissions. We mark the one-year anniversary of Breanna Broadfoot’s femicide and talk about the rise in intimate partner violence. We also explore the results of a surprising relationship poll and look at changing dating trends.

We start with Mark Carney’s warning that Canada may have to accept some tariffs to strike a trade deal with the U.S., while Donald Trump says he trusts “almost no one.” Then, we speak with Ward 6 Councillor Sam Trosow about how London picks its deputy mayor and whether that process should change. Elizabeth Durand from Theatre Aezir joins us to preview their outdoor summer production of That Summer in Springbank Park. And finally, we look at a U.K. council’s bold proposal to fine people for swearing in public — is civility on the decline?